Oracle Setup Issues
After you create the user, if you sign on as the EnterpriseOne services account (JDE920) and you see error messages about the Oracle setup, edit
enterpriseone.sh
as follows:
Change to the directory where you installed EnterpriseOne.
For example:
cd /u02/JDEdwards/e920
Locate this subdirectory under the EnterpriseOne installation directory:
cd SharedScripts
Open
enterpriseone.sh
in the editor of your choice.Find the entries for
ORACLE_HOME
andORACLE_SID
. Change theORACLE_HOME
entry to the HOME for your 32 bit client install. Ensure theORACLE_SID
matches theORACLE_SID
of your database. See examples below.:ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/client_1 export ORACLE_HOME ORACLE_SID=orcl export ORACLE_SID
Immediately after the above line, add these lines:
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin export PATH
Save your changes and close the
enterpriseone.sh
file.Note: If you still receive Oracle errors after modifying yourenterpriseone.sh
file as described above, it is likely that the Oracle database software is installed into a location other than the default location. In such a case, your Oracle administrator can provide you with the correct directory to add to the PATH variable.